The webinar "Multimodality made visible – Mobility Points in Baltic Sea Region" cities will take place Wedensday March 10 at 09:30-11 CET. This is the fourth and final session in the series, if you missed the previous ones you can find them here
In this webinar we will present one of the tangible outcomes of the cities.multimodal project, the mobility points! A mobility point is a spot collecting different mobility modes in one location, it combines at least two sustainable mobility modes which increases the acessibility, visibility and connectivity of mobility. Dr. Kristina Gaučė will give a presentation about the concept of mobility points and the role they are playing in cities.multimodal. Then Lisa Wiechmann from the City of Rostock, Aušra Sičiūnienė from the City of Vilnius and Nika Kotoviča from the Riga Energy Agency will take the floor and present their cities' mobility points. The final speaker is Michael Abraham from TUB, he will talk about the learnings of the mobility point implementations in the project.
We welcome you to join!
AGENDA (CET)
| 09:30 | Introduction |
| 09:35 | Dr. Kristina Gaučė, Vilnius Multimodality made visible — Mobility points |
| 09:50 | Lisa Wiechmann, The Hanseatic City of Rostock Piloting multimodal mobility points in Rostock |
| 10:05 | Aušra Sičiūnienė, The City of Vilnius Mobility point planning process in Vilnius - lessons learned |
| 10:20 | Nika Kotoviča, Riga Energy Agency Riga's mobility point as a test bed for collecting data |
| 10.35 |
Michael Abraham, TUB
What did we learn from the pilots – process evaluation results for the mobility point implementation
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| 10:45 | Q&A |
